Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |            Wisdom is granted often times to the weak.~He said, "O
 2    1, 5 |        given me inspiration.~Often times strong counsel is suggested
 3    1, 9 |     Sometimes a help, and at other times a hindrance.~O Lord, grant,
 4    1, 9 |          Every angel declared, "In times of yore~We bore friendship
 5    2, 3 |          sacrificed his life seven times, and regained it.~When Zakhariah 7
 6    2, 10|            Circumambulate me seven times;~Count this better than
 7    2, 10|          me 'O my servant' seventy times;~O Bayazid, you have found
 8    2, 15|            in the desert!~How many times do I smite thee, and thou
 9    2, 16|       subject of it above law.~"At times my state resembles a dream,~
10    3, 11|            endeavor of his own.~At times he laughs when he contemplates
11    3, 12|        their mouths,~Especially in times of passion and wrath and
12    3, 13|    succeeds to hopelessness, ~Many times does sunlight succeed to
13    3, 16|      preachers tell his story from times of yore;"~You say true,
14    3, 17|          to my speech. ~A thousand times, O prince incomparable, ~
15    5, 6 |            giving to the poor four times the legal amount of alms
16    5, 7 |            hundred,~Yea, a hundred times as wicked as Thou sayest.~
17    6, 6 |  acceptance from the field.~But at times he distrusted the efficacy
18    6, 6 |        This parable applies to all times,~For the soul of the ignorant
19    6, 7 | communicate with his friend at all times, he fastened a string to
20    6, 9 |          dream. I myself have many times dreamt of a treasure lying